1960s California Little Black Mini Dress - Ruffled Overlayer Black Shift Dress
This dress really is stunning - but the fabric is quite heavyweight british designer dress is stunning is the ultimate late 50s early 60s mad men dress.
Think Jackie O and Audrey Hepburn
Introducing this stunning vintage black dress from the swinging 60s! This classic mini dress is a real showstopper, with a ruffled over-layer that adds a touch of playful elegance to the otherwise simple shift design. It's a versatile piece that can be dressed up or down, making it perfect for any occasion.
Crafted with care and attention to detail, this vintage dress features a flattering scoop neckline and short sleeves that accentuate your arms. The black fabric has a slight sheen to it, adding a touch of glamour to this understated piece.
This dress is in great vintage condition, with no noticeable signs of wear or tear. It has been lovingly cared for over the years and is ready to be worn and enjoyed again. It is labeled as being from California, adding to its vintage appeal and Americana charm.
Whether you're heading to a retro-themed party or simply want to add a touch of 60s style to your wardrobe, this vintage black dress is the perfect choice. Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of fashion history!
armpit to Armpit 34”
Waist 24”
Hips 34”
Nape to hem 31”
No pulls to fabric a real beauty a classic little black dress with metal zip
Photos really don’t do this justice is she would be dry clean only
Would make an awesome Christmas Party Dress, or for special occasions a real beauty
all measurements are approximate.
If a size is listed we will mark as the site listed but please remember that vintage sizes are smaller than current sizes.
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“The California dress company is in fact British. But the designing is all done in Los Angeles by a team of young people. The director, Louis Rawlings, is convinced that clothes intended mainly to be worn in sunshine must be dreamed up in sunlight. But the actual fabric and dresses are made here. They have hit on a new gimmick too. In co-operation with a famous Hollywood beauty firm, a colour chart for lipstick and make up will be attatched to every dress. This tells the wearer the ideal tone of lipstick to wear with the dress colour and also the make-up base and powder tones suitable for her particular type (blonde, brunette or redhead) when worn with such a colour. It’s a neat job. “
